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Each heading that you use generates also a "named anchor" into the HTML file. This allows you to refer to a section of a wiki page.
For example, if the heading on this page is called
{{{
!!This is my heading
}}}
The resulting HTML code would look like
{{{
<h3><a name="section-NamedHeadings-ThisIsMyHeading">This is my heading</a></h3>
}}}
This allows you to refer to the heading from a different wiki page. And you can use it from WikiMarkup as well! For example, saying [TextFormattingRules#PreformattedText] (which looks like this in WikiMarkup: {{{[{TextFormattingRules#PreformattedText]}}}) refers to the "Preformatted text" -section of the page [TextFormattingRules]. If you are too lazy to figure out what the link name is, you can also just type the heading as-is: [Text formatting rules#Preformatted text].
Note that this does not work with [CamelCase] links.